THE UNITED STATES COIN GO.
200 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK
CATALOGUE
OF THE
FOSTER LARDNER
COLLECTION OF ®[nitet)i States! Cents^
A N D A L A R G E C O L L E C T I O N O F
Jilebals!
OF Washington and Lincoln
T O B E S O L D
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 1914
C O M M E N C I N G A T T W O O C L O C K P. M . CATALOGUE
O F T H E s p l e n d i d : C O L L E C T I O N O F U N I T E D S T A T E S C E N T S
T H E P R O P E R T Y O F M r . F o s t e r L a r d n e r Containing nearly One-hundred and fifty pieces, all in Choice Condition
ALSO A Large Collection of Washington and Lincoln Medals and Tokens, the property of a New England Collector
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON FRIDAY, NOVEiMBER 20tli, 1914 COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
I N T H E F I F T H AV E N U E B U I L D I N G 200 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY DANIEL R. KENNEDY, Auctioneer
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ABBREVIATIONS
man.—Mint Mark
AE—Copper m.—Millimeters
AR—Silver Obv.—Obverse
C»—Connteratamped I? —Reverse
I—liCft r—Right
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U N I T B D S T A T B S M I N T S
O—New Orleann C—Charlotte
CC—Carson City S—San Francisco Philadelphia, Without Mint Mark D—DahloneKa
the ALEXANDER PRESS, 114-116 W. 27th St., N. Y. INTRODUCTION.
We offer in this catalogue the magnificent collection of United States Cents formed by Mr. Foster Lardner, of Providence, R. I. Mr. Lardner has been several years making this collection, and has chosen specimens only in the finest condition for his cabinet. There are several choice Cents of 1793, a number of 1794's, and splendid specimens of 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1S04, 1805, 1807, 1808 and the later dates. We have issued a special catalogue containing four photographic plates illustrating forty-eight of the finest pieces in the collection which will be sent postpaid for $1.00. The edition is limited to fifty copies, so a prompt order is advisable. We have also catalogued for this sale an extensive collection of medals of Washington, Lincoln and Lafayette, several hundred varieties in all, which we think should be of special interest to collectors of these series.
Please forward your bids as early as possible.
UNITED STATES COIN CO.,
Wayte R.-\ymond, President.
November 2, 1914, R E F E R E N C E S Q U O T E D
B—Medallic Portraits of Washington. W. S. Baker
G—Cents and Half Cents of 1793, S. S. Crosby G—United States Cents of 1796, Gilbeet-Elder H—United States Cents of 1794. Frossard-Hays CATALOGUE
MR. FOSTER LARDNER'S COLLECTION OF CENTS
1793 Chain. AMERI. Crosby 1-A. Very fine; a medium even olive color. A desirable specimen of this very rare type. Plate I. /JL--2 1793 Chain. AMERICA. Crosby 1-C. Fine; olive color; very rare. Plate I. ^'/d- cuse 3 1793 on obverse. Chain. AMERICA. Ex. fine; sharp,Crosby beaiitiful 3-C. Portion impression, of reverse of in- a light brown color. Excessively rare in this beautiful condition. Plate I. I 4 1793 Chain. AMERICA. Crosby 4-C. Periods after LIBERTY and date. Very good; light olive; very rare. 5 1793 Wreath type. Crosby 7-F. Dent between ONE and CENT on reverse, otherwise very good; light brown; rare. 1793 Wreath. Crosby 9-G. Light scratch between ONE and CENT, otherwise fine, and a desirable specimen of even olive color; very rare. Plate I. 2793 Wreath. Crosby 9-H. Uncirculated; sharp, splendid im pression of a beautiful light olive color. A few very faint marks show in obverse field due to slight imperfections in the planchet, but they do not injure the appearance of the piece to any ex tent. Excessively rare. Plate I. ^8 1793 Wreath. Crosby 10-1. Very fine; sharp, perfectly centred impression of a light brown color. Extremely rare. Plate I. 9 1793 Wreath. Crosby 11-J. Edge, vine and bars. Very fine; a medium olive color; extremely rare with this edge, as the ma jority of this variety have the lettered edge. Plate I. 8 CENTS.
A^-45 1801 DIE broken over RTY in LIBERTY. 1/000. Fine; olive;
rare. ^^46 1802 T in LIBERTY cut over Y. Small die break from top of T. to border. Ex. fine; light olive; rare.
Jd —61 1809 Very fine; light olive; much above the average specimen; rare. Plate III. y/^62 1810 Over 9. Very fine;; olive color; scarce. / ^ 63 1810 Perfect date. Very fine; small nick before face; light olive; scarce. ^^64 1811 Over 10. Very good; dark olive; rare. 65 1811 Perfect date, stars on left flat. Very fine; light reddish olive. A handsome surface; very rare. Plate HI. 3^^66 1812 Large 8 in date. About uncirculated; small nick before chin; handsome light olive color; very rare. Plate III. 67 1812 Small 8 in date. Ex. fine; brown; rare. 68 1813 S. in STATES over point of leaf. Ex. fine ; barely touched by circulation; light olive color; very rare. Plate III. 69 1814 Plain 4. Die broken in curved line from date through curl to border. Extremely fine; only faint marks of circulation; handsome olive color. Plate IV. J3^ 70 1814 Crossed 4. Extremely fine and sharp impression; olive color; rare. 71 Die broken on border from eighth to eleventh star. Un circulated ; bright red; scarce. y2 1816 Perfect dies. Uncirculated; lustrous olive color. y^73 1817 Close date. 1 under point of bust. Uncirculated; light olive and red; scarce. 74 1817 Die broken in curved line through bottom of date. Fme; brown; scarce. ^-^7S 1817 Fifteen stars. Ex. fine and well centred; olive color; rare. I3^76 1818 Wide date. Uncirculated; light olive and red. 7^77 1818 Compace date. Die broken through top of wreath. Ex. fine; light olive. 78 1816 Die broken through stars. Uncnxulated; light olive. / 79 1819 Over 18. Large date. About uncirculated; beautiful light olive color. 10 CENTS.
y/a-80 1819 Small wide date. Ex. fine; sharp impression; light brown. 81 1820 Small date. Perfect dies. Uncirculated; lustrous olive color. 82 1820 Die broken through date and stars. Uncirculated; light olive. ^ 1^21 Wide date. Ex. fine; light brown color; very rare. 84 1821 Same variety. Ex. fine; sharp impression; every star struck up. Handsome dark olive color with proof surface: verv rare. Plate IV. t 85 1822 Medium date. Uncirculated; beautiful, light straw color with proof surface; very rare. Proof IV. ^ 86 1823 Perfect date. Ex. fine and sharp, but surface verv lightly eroded. A medium brown color; very rare and desirable. _ P l a t e I V. 3 87 i824 Oer22. Very fine; lustrous olive color. Very rare in this condition. 88 1824 Compact date. Ex. fine; medium olive color with proof y 89^ surface; 182o Large very A's rare. m legend. Plate Uncirculated; IV. sharp impression; light ohve color with proof surface; very rare. Plate IV. 6 90 1826 Close date, inner line. Uncirculated; lustrous light olive color; rare. Plate IV. / A ^ 0 ^ 9 1 1826 Compact date without inner line. Uncirculated; sharp, per fectly struck piece with every star centred; beautiful light olive color. An exceptional coin; very rare. Plate IV. 92 1827 Curl over 7. Uncirculated; sharp impression; medium brown color; rare, 93 1828 Compact date, light die crack through last two figures of date and last star. Uncirculated; beautiful olive color; proof surface; rare. / 94 1828 Small date. Very fine; darkest olive; rare. ^ ^jf95 1829 Small letters on reverse. Ex. fine; sharp impression; light olive color; rare. CENTS. 11
/^^96 1830 Inner line, light die crack through date and stars. Uncir culated ; light brown and traces of original red; rare. Plate IF.
97 1831 Large letters on reverse, light die crack through top of date to stars; sharp impression. Uncirculated; medium brown proof surface; rare. Plate IV. (qJ> 98 1831 Large letters on reverse. Perfect dies. Very fine; light brown. J0 99 1831 Small letters on reverse. Very fine; sharp impression; brown.
100 1831 Small letters on reverse. Very fine; olive.
101 1832 Die broken through stars at top of obverse, close uneven date, small letters on reverse. Uncirculated; light olive and red; scarce. i i - 1 0 2 ] 832 Large letters on reverse, wide date. Uncirculated; original red turning to light olive. A very handsome cent; rare. Plate IV. 3^103 1833 Small letters on reverse, light die crack through date and stars and through legend on reverse. Uncirculated; light brown;
scarce. /jy 104 1834 Small letters and small date. About uncirculated; hand some light olive color.
105 1835 Type of 36, light die crack through date and head. Un circulated ; bright red turning to olive; very handsome.
106 1836 Curved date, die broken over sixth star, hair is flat. Un circulated; light olive and original red; scarce. XA~107 1836 Die broken between seventh and eighth star. E s and A's in legend imperfect. Ex. fine and sharp; brown color; scarce. J ^ 108 1837 Plain hair cord. Die broken through STATES OF. Un circulated; light olive. / ^ 109 1837 Beaded hair cord, perfect obverse die. Ex. fine; an unusu ally sharp specimen; handsome olive color. - 1 1 0 1838 Uncirculated; bright red mint state.
, . ^ 1 1 1 1839 Over 36. About fine; way above the average of this piece; olive color; very rare. 12 CENTS. J'^-^ 112 1839 Head of 38. Uncirculated; light olive and original red;
rare. 113 1839 Silly head. Die broken through head from border to bor der. About uncirculated; handsome light olive. 3^^ 114 1839 Booby head. Uncirculated; sharp, beautiful impression, with every star centred; lustrous brown color with traces of original red. A very beautiful cent. Plafe IV. 115 1839 Type of 1840. Uncirculated; sharp impression; light olive; scarce. ^^-116 1840 Small date. Die broken through top of date. Uncirculated; light brown and original red. 117 1840 Large date. 4 is free of 8 and 0. Ex. fine; light brown. 118 1841 Uncirculated; bright red mint state. Very rare condition. 119 1842 Small date. Uncirculated; original red turning to light olive; rare condition. --0 1842 Large date. Uncirculated; sharp impression; light brown;
rare. 1843 T}'pe of 42. Uncirculated; light olive and original red;
_ s c a r c e . 122 1843 Obverse of 42, reverse of 44. Ex. fine; brown; scarce. 123 1843 Type of 44. Ex. fine; olive color; scarce. 124 1844 Uncirculated; handsome reddish olive color. 125 1845 Uncirculated; light brown color. //- 126 1845 Uncirculated; original red turning to light olive. 127 1846 Low date. Uncirculated; light olive; scarce. 128 1846 Tall date, crosslet 1. Ex. fine; light olive; very rare. /— 129 1847 1 touches bust and 4 touches hair. Uncirculated; bright red; scarce. ;^ 130 1848 No figures in date touch bust. Uncirculated; light pink color; scarce. ^ 131 1849 Uncirculated; red; scarce. 13 CENTS AND MEDALS.
30 132 1850 Uncirculated; red. 133 1851 Over 81. Uncirculated; red turning to clive; very rare. 2^ 134 1851 Uncirculated; bright red. 36: 135 1852 Date very high. 1 touches bust and 5 touches curl. Un circulated; bright red; scarce. 136 1853 Uncirculated; brilliant mint red. 137 1854 Date high. 1 touches bust. Uncirculated; bright red. Jty 138 1855 Upright 5's. Uncirculated; bright red. 139 1855 Slanting 5's. Uncirculated; red. ^6 140 1855 Flaw over ear. Ex. fine; light olive. ^4. 141 1856 Slanting 5. Uncirculated; red and brown. 3 <^^ 142 1856 straights. Uncirculated; light olive. /^ 143 1857 Small date. Uncirculated; red; scarce. ^. 144 1857 Large date. Uncirculated; reddish brown; scarce. 7^^145 Small Cents. 1856 Uncirculated, but tarnished; very ore. ^.'446^ some 1857 set. to 67 1911. pes. inclusive. Sold as Uncirculated; one lot. all bright red,A hand-
the collection of WASHINGTON, LINCOLN! AND LAFAYETTE, MEDALS OFA NEW ENGLAND COLLECTOR
WASHINGTONWAbMi R UNITED COINSAND STATES, TOKENS. Liberty ! (^0-[An B 3 Cent 1783. Bust to lett. > seated Restrike. Silver; brilliant proof. 148 B. 3, Same struck in copper. Proof, . .X-,49 B3. Samlar, but letters are sn.aller. Plain edge; bron.e proo , 150 B 4 cent 1783, Bust in un.Corn. to left. If S.milar to preced- 'ing. About uncirculated; very sharp; rare. 14 WASHINGTON MEDALS.
/-2^151 B. 14. 1789. Robinson's Cent. Bust in military uniform to left. Heraldic eagle. Copper; brilliant proof. / 152 B. 24. Washington Half Dolar. 1792. Lovett's copy. Military bust to left. Eagle. Copper; proof. 153 B. 30. Penny. Bust in uniform to left. LIBERTY & SE CURITY. Eagle on shield. Uncirculated; light olive proof surface; rare.
WASHINGTON MEDALS. ^J^154 B. 48. Washington Before Boston Medal. Bare head to right by DuVivier. I^ HOSTIBUS PRIMO FUGITAS. Wash ington and his staff on the heights before Boston watching the evacuation by the British. Silver. Perfect. Very rare in this metal. 155 B. 48. Struck in bronze. About perfect. A beautiful medal. 156 B. 50. Equestrian figure of Washington. SIEGE OF BOS TON. 1775-6. Copper, bronze and tin. The last two not in Baker. Uncirculated and proof. 3 pes. /:^157 B. 61. The Manly medal. Bust in uniform to left. B GEN ERAL OF THE AMERICAN ARMIES, etc. Bronze; about good; rare. / ~ '^he Manly medal. Second reverse or restrike. Bronze; perfect. ^^£■159 B. 64. GEORGE WASHINGTON OF VIRGINIA. Bust in uniform to right. GENERAL OF THE AMERICAN AR MIES, etc. Pyramid of fifteen cannon balls with crossed sabres below. Copper, restrike. Only 21 made. Perfect; very rare. dJJl60 B. 65. 1789 Twigg medal. Bust in uniform to right. R GEN ERAL OF THE AMERICAN ARMIES, etc. Tin; holed at top. Ex. fine; rare. / ^-^161 B. 68. 1796. Bust in civil dress to right. GENERAL OF THE AMERICAN ARMIES, etc. In centre scroll inscribed TR-EPUB. AMERI. About perfect; proof surface; rare. 162 B. 71. The Sansom medal. Bust in civil dress to right. Ji COM- MISS. RESIGNED, etc. Tin; ex. fine. WASHINGTON MEDALS. 15
163 B. 72. Similar to last. Mint restrike. Silver; proof. 5^^164 B. 72. Similar. Mint restrike. Bronze; proof. 165 B. 73. Similar, but larger die. White metal; proof. ^1^166 B. 74. Wright & Bale medal. Bare head to left. R Blank. Tin; ex. fine and very rare; unpublished. 167 B. 76. Bust in civil dress facing. GENERAL AMERICAN ARMIES, etc. Silver, copper, brass and tin. Perfect. 4 pes. / ^16^ B. 76. Same obverse, reverse head of Lincoln to right. Silver. Proof. ' eagles andB. 77. stars. Robinson's ^ Birth, medal. Titles, Bust etc. in Brass uniform and to left.tin. BorderPerfect. of
170 B. 79. Bust in civil dress to right. THE HERO OF FREE- DOM. etc. Bronze, gilded. Fine, but holed; rare. ^■^171 B. 85. The Eccleston medal. Bust in armour to right. 1) Indian standing. THE LAND WAS OURS, etc. Bronze. Perfect. Brilliant bright red proof surface; exceptional condition. '^-^172 B. 88. Head to right. HERO OF AIMERICAN INDEPEN DENCE. Brass. Perfect. 173 B. 89. Ugly head medal. Bust facing. A MAN HE WAS TO ALL HIS COUNTRY DEAR. Bronze. Perfect. <5/ 174 B. 89. Struck in tin. Perfect. /4_175 B. 91. Head to right, l?- TIME INCREASES HIS FAME. Silver and copper. Perfect. 2 pes. c2^-176 B. 94. Bust to left. I> PROVIDENCE LEFl HIM CHILD LESS, etc. Brass and copper. Ex. fine. 2 pes. 177 B. 95. Bust to left. BORN, etc. Bust. Copper and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. 178 B. 97. Head to right. 1^ WASHINGTON in glory of rays. Cop per and tin. Perfect. 2 pc.s, ^(l\79 B. 113. P.ust to right. I^- Home at Mount Vernon. W^hite metal. Perfect. ' r 180 1>. 113. With blank reverse. White metal. Perfect. Rare, 16 WASHINGTON MEDALS.
181 B. 115. Equestrian figure of Washington. Home at Mount Vernon. Tin. Ex. fine; scarce. 182 B. 122. Head to right by Merriam. Tomb. Copper. Ex. fine. ^^183 B. 123. Similar. Tin. Ex. fine. 184 B. 126. Statue at Richmond. 1^ Tomb. Copper. Proof. ^185 B. 135. Bust to right by Lovett. B FIDELI CERTA MERCES. Minerva seated to left. Tin. Extremely fine. ^ 185a E. 136. Head to right. BORN FEB. 22. 1732. DIED DEC. 14, 1799 in wreath. Silver. Perfect; scarce. ^^^186 B. 136. Same. Copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. 187 B. 136. Same. Copper. Thick planchet, plain edge. Perfect;
rare. 188 B. 137. Head to right. WA SPHNGTON BORN 1732, DIED 1799. Brass and copper. Perfect. 2 pes. ^^'189. B. 155. Head to right, by Paquet. R BORN 1732, DIED 1799. Silver and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. ^^^190 B. 155. S^me head. Independence Plall (396). Copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. 191 B. 156. Bust to,right in civil dress. As preceding. Silver and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. ^6, 192. B. 160. Bust to rieht on medallion. R Birth Centennial Pro cession. Tin. Perfect; rare. 193 B. 160. Restrikes in copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. j>^^j94 B. 166. Funeral medal. Bust to left in wreath. HE IS IN glory THE WORLD IN TEARS. 1^ Urn. Silver. Very good; rare. 1-5 B. 166. Struck in tin. Ex. fine; rare. B. 169. Oval goVl medallion HE IN GLORY THE WORT^D IN TEARS. OB. D. 14. '99 AET. '68. Bust in uniform to left within oHve wreath. G W under bust. Incuse of the obverse. Brilliant proof, excessively rare and never before of fered at auction. Only two or three specimens known. WASHINGTON MEDALS. 17
197 B. 180. Historical & Forestry Society of Rockland Co. Head to right. 1> Headquarters at Tappan. Bronze. Perfect. 198 B. 181. Equestrian figure of Washington. Old Hasbrook House. Tin. Ex. fine. ^ 1199 B, 194. Lovetts series. Bust in military uniform to left within inner circle, border of circles and stars. I? Series 1-10 of Wash ington's Headquarters during the war. Copper. Perfect. 10 pes. O ^..2Q0 B. 194. With reverse of obverse of 184. Copper. Perfect; very
rare. 0 201 B. 195. Similar type to preceding with reverse of 137. Copper. Perfect; rare. S€^202 B. 200. New York Medal Club series. Head to right. R Bust of Lafayette. Silver and copper (Not in Baker). Perfect. 2
pes. ^"203 B. 204-. Head to right. Bust of Franklin to left. Copper. Perfect. J 4 ^03a B 208 Head to right, by Lovett. Bust of Martha Washing ton. Silver, copper, brass (thick and thin planchets) nickel, (milled edge) tin, and bronze (Not m Baker). Perfect. 7 pes. ^204 B. 214. Head to right. Head of Edward Everett. Copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. B. 221. The eight Presidents. Washington in centre. 1> List of Presidents. Tin. Ex. fine; rare. ^ 206 B. 222. Bust to right by Bolen. T, Jefferson. Tin, holed. ,Z.207 B. 223, Mint series. Head to right. IJ Head of .lael™, to left. Silver. (2 varieties) bronze and f;itt (Not in ]jakei). Peifect. 4 pes. ^^<^'208 B. 224. Bust of Washington in civil dress to right, !?■ Bust of Jackson. Silver. Perfect. /-•^-''209 B. 228. Equestrian figure of Washington to righc. Bust of Harrison to left. Silver. Proof; rare. ^; ,210 B. 245. Mint series. _ Head to right. II Head of Lincoln to right. Silver; very line, IS WASHINGTON MEDALS. ^211 B. 259. Head to right, by Bolen. THE UNION IS THE MAIN PROP, etc. Copper, tin and bronze (Not in Baker. Per fect. 3 pes. 212 B. 264. Bust in civil dress facing. HE IS A FREEMAN WHOM THE TRUTH MAKES FREE. Tin Perfect / ^13 B. 265. Bust in uniform to right. SUCCESS TO THE UNITED STATES. Brass; very fine; rare Plain edge. 214 B. 267. The small Success token. Same type as preceding. Ex. fine; rare. ^215 B. 268. Bust to right. R PRO PATRIA. Copper. Proof. 16 216 B. 269. Bust to right by Lovett. I? PRO PATRIA. Copper. Perfect. / 217 B. 270. Equestrian figure of Washington. PRO PATRIA. Silver. Milled edge. Perfect; rare. 218 B. 271. Bust to left, ornamental border. PRO PATRIA, etc. Copper and brass. Perfect. 2 pes. 219 B. 274. Bust to left R VIRTUE, LIBERTY, etc. Tin. Per fect. 220 B. 275. Bust to left. Same as 194. Liberty cap. Copper. Perfect. 221 B. 277. Bust in uniform to left. Eye. THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED. Copper, bronze (Not in Baker). Perfect. 2 pes. 222 B. 279. Allegiance Medal. Bust to right by Paquet. 1} U. S. Mint Oath of Allegiance. Silver. Proof. _/J. 223 B. 279. Bronze. Thick and thin planchets. Tin. Perfect. 3 pes. 224 B. 285. Bust to left. Family arms. Copper. Proof. JJ^225 B. 287. Bust in civil dress facing. Book plate. Tin. Proof. 226 B. 287. Same without HARZFELDS SERIES under book plate. Tin. Proof. WASHINGTON MEDALS. 19
^J.227 B. 289. Head to right in inner circle. Eagle above. Shield and flags below. NON NOBIS SOLUM SED I'OTO MUNDO NATL Mosaic pavement and various Masonic insignia. Mar vin 266. Copper. Perfect; rare. 228 B. 292. Masonic. Bust to left. Cherry tree scene. j\Iarvin 267. Tin. Perfect. B. 297. Fredericksburg I.odge. Bust to right by Lovett. Square and compasses. Copper and brass. Perfect; rare. Only 25 of each struck. <7n 230 B. 298. Fredericksburg Lodge. Bust in uniform, three-quarter face to left. All seeing eye above. Seal of the lodge. Bronze. Perfect; rare. cf^^.231 B. 300. Masonic. Bust to right. Holy Bible. Copper, brass and tin. Perfect. 3 pes. »2^232 B. 301. Bust in civil dress to right. ^ Holy Bible. Copper and brass. Perfect. 2 pes. JO 233 B. 302. Masonic. Bust in civil dress facing. B FORTITUDE, PRUDENCE, JUSTICE. Tin. Proof. ^ 234 B. 304. Solomons Lodge, Poughkeepsie. Head to left between square and compasses. Tin. Ex. fine. ^£^235 B. 306. Mt. Vernon Chapter. Head to right. Tomb. Tin. Proof. 2^'236 B. 317. Head to right in inner circle. Same as 289. ^ Wash- ington Statue, N. Y. Bronze. Perfect. jJ^2'i7 B. 318. Bust to right. Washmgton Statue, N. Y. Coppei. Proof. 238 B. 320. Bust to right. I? National Monument, Washington. Tin. Ex. fine; holed. J^2Z9 B. 320. Brass shell of the obverse. Ex. fine. 7^240 B. 321. Woods series. Bust to right. Unfinished monument at Washington. Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. .3^^241 B. 322. Same obverse. I? Stones in monument outlined. Brass and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. 20 WASHINGTON 'mEDALS.
242 B. 324. Bust to right. I> Baltimore Battle Monument. Silver and copper. Plain edges. Perfect. 2 pes. _^243 B. 325. Bust to right in civil dress. Alemorial Washington Cabinet 1859. Silver and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. / ^244 B. 326. Bust to right, by Paquet. Washington Cabinet of Medals. Silver. Proof. C^S_245 B. 326. Struck in copper. About perfect. ^^^246 B. 328. Washington Temperance Society. Bust to right. 1^ Pledge Brass and tin. Ex. fine. 2 pes. Same obverse. li Plouse of Temperance. Bra.ss and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. (16 248 B. 331. Temperance. Head to right. IJ Fountain. Tin; holed. Ex. fine. Jl 249 B. 334. King Alcohol. Head to left. K TO THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE, etc. Brass. 'Perfect. 250 B. 339. Lancaster Co. Agricultural Society. Head to right, l^- AWARDED TO—. Copper. Perfect ^51 B. 339. Inscribed AWARDED TO John Esklcman for 2 sets. Felloes 1859. Copper. Perfect; rare. 252 B. 355. GEORGE WASHINGTON FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE U. S. A. MDCCLXXXIX. Bust to right. AWARD ED To above a wreath of olive and oak. Uninscribed. Tin. Ex. fine and excessively rare. Only one or two specimens known. SJ ^53 B. 356. Washington Temperance Societv. Bust to right. 1> AWARDED TO. Tin. Ex. fine. 254 B. 361. Crystal Palace Medal. Bu.st to left, trr.amental border. I> View of Crystal Palace. Bronze. Perfect. 255 B. 361. Struck in tin. Perfect. tZA. 256 B. 363. Central Fair, Philadelphia. Bust to right. Silver. Per fect. 257 B. 364. Sanitary Fair, Nantucket. Head to right. K GOD LOVETH A CHEERFUL GIVER, etc. Copper. Perfect;
rare. 21 WASHINGTON MEDALS.
II 258 B. 365. Soldiers Fair, Springfield. Bust to left, by Bolen. Tin. Perfect; scarce. /£f ^^9 B 369. Norwalk Memorial. Bust in uniform to right. Vy BOUGHT OF THE NOR WAKE INDIANS, etc. Copper and tin. Proofs. 2 pes. /i 260 B. 372. Bust to left. Jersey City Sunday School Anniversary. Tin. Proof; holed. ^4 261 B. 373. Bust to left in sunken field. ^ As preceding. Tni. Proof; holed. ^>(■ 262 B. 375. Bust to right. Bethany Sabbath School, i; fwenty- fifth Anniversary. Bronze and tin. 2 pes. (r/) 763 E 380. Bnst to left by Key. THE UNION MUST & SHALL BE PRESERVED, ete. 18,56. Tf Same as 221 the c.>ht pres.- dents. Tin. Perfect; very rare. 264 B. 387. Equestrian figure of Washington. Calendai. Brass. Perfect. rc:sr"xr;;.. 'is. -166 B. 389. Struct in bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. je267 B. 391. Same obverse as preceding. R Signature of John Han- cock. Tin. Proof. ' per;6S (Not B.392. in Baker) Bust in umform and tin. to Proofs. rtght. | Independence 2 pes. Hall. Cop- 269 B.394. Large bust to right. I, Independence Hall. Copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes.
^ ,vo B. 395.Bronze. Bust Perfect. in civil dress to nght. 5 Independence Hall. 271 B 397. Military bus. to right. 5 Liberty bell. Tin. Proof. 4>z72 B. 402 403. Bust to right. Liberty bell. Copper and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. 273 B. 404. Large bust to right. RAMERIAN COLONIES 177 Copper, gilt. Perfect, WASHINGTON MEDALS. <£^274 B. 405. Same obverse as preceding. FREE & UNITED STATES. Tin. Proof. 7^-^275 B. 410 California Medal. Small head to right in upper part of field within a wreath of olive branches, flags on either side; below, a representation of land and sea, vessel, post-boy and sage coach, g Arms of California in beaded circle; below, harbor of San Francisco, railroad train on shore. Silver. Brill iant proof; very rare. JJ 276 B. 412.^ Centennial Reception, New York. Bust to right in circle o s.^ns. y. ead of AFartha Washington. Silver, copper and tin. Perfect. 3 pes. 277 B. 413, One Hundredth Year of Independence. Bust to right. R Bus. of Alartha Washington to left, also Martha Washing- ton ^iiemorial Medal with this reverse. Tin. Perfect. 2 pes. _d^2/8 B. 41r Bust to left within wreath. R DEDICATED TO THE children of AMERICA. Copper (Not in Baker) bronze and tin. Perfect. 3 pes. ^279 B. 417. Bust to left in wreath. Boys and girls of America, (-opper and brass. Perfect. 2 pes. ^ 280 B. 417. With obverse of 240. Tin. Perfect; rare. JJ, 281 B 418. Obverse to 413 and reverse of 417. Tin; holed. Per fect. ii-282 B. 421. Bust to right. Children's Ball, Stockton. Proof. y^283 L- 42:. Caitennial. 1876. Bust to right. UNION FOR EVER. Tin. Proof. /^284. B^426. Danish Medal. Head on medallion flanked bv cupids. > Group of females. Bronze, gilt and tin. Perfect. 3 pes. ^28i B. 434. Large head to right. IJ. Centennial Fountain. Copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. ^ 286 B. 435. Seventh Regiment, New York. Bust of Washington on pedestal. Arms. Tin. Perfect. 287 0 440. Centennial of National Independence. Battle series. Handsome head to right, by Lovett. Battle of Moores Creek Bridge. Silver. Perfect; rare. WASHINGTON MEDALS. 23
// 288 B. 440. Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes, 289 B. 441. No. 2. Battle of Sullivan's Island. Silver, Perfect;
rare. j/^290 B. 441. Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. c2 ^291 B. 442. No. 3. Battle of Long Island. Silver. Perfect; rare. ^jj_ 292 B. 442 Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. ^ 2^ 293 B. 443. No. 4. Battle of Harlem Plains. Silver. Perfect; rare. 294 B. 443, Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. - 295 B, 444. No, 5. Battle of Lake Champlain, Silver, Perfect;
rare. j! 296 B, 444, Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. 297 B. 445. No. 6. Battle of White Plains, Silver, Perfect; rare, // 298 B. 445. Bronze and tin. Perfect, 2 pes, 299 B. 446. No, 7, Battle of Fort Washington, Silver, Perfect;
rare,
500 B, 44b. Bronze and tin. Perfect, 2 pes.
301 B. 44."7. No. 8. Battle of Trenton. Silver. Perfect; rare. JJ_ 302 B. 447. Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes, ^c2ji-303 23 449 Valley Forge Centennial Medal. Undraped bust tc right by Barber. IN COMMEAIORATION OF THE DEPART URE OF THE CONTINENTAL AR]\IY JUNE 19th, 1778- 1878, Silver. Perfect, ^^"~304 B. 451 Yorktovvn Centennial, 1881, Bust facing. Tin. Per-
^ 305 B. 453. Yorktown Monument. Busts of Washington, De Grasse and Lafayette. Monument, Bronze. Perfect, ^S~306 B, 454, Yorktown, Pennsylvania Medal, Busts of Washing ton, De Grasse, Lafayette and Rochambeau, Arms of the State of Pennsylvania, Bronze, Perfect.
^2^ 307 B. 454. Struck in tin. Perfect; rare. 24 WASHINGTON MEDALS.
,j2i.308 B. 455. Newburgh. Bust to right by Lovett. 1^ Washington's Headquarters. Tin; holed. Perfect. JSZW B. 456, Newburgh Centennial. Bust to right. Washington's Headquarters. Tin and bronze. Perfect. 2 pes. B. 458. Evacuation of New York. Centennial. Busts of Wash ington, Knox and Clinton. Arms of New York City. Tin; holed. Perfect. J_dZ\\ B. 460. New York Centennial. Undraped bust to right. Laurel wreath. Bronze and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. ^ 312 B. 462 Washington on horseback. B Harbour of New York. Tin; holed. Ex. fine. 313 B. 463. New York Evacuation. Uniformed bust to right. Bronze and gilt. Perfect. 2 pes. 314 War Tokens. B. 469. Head to right in olive wreath. 399 BROADWAY 1863. I O. U. 1 CENT in wreath. Silver. Uncirculated; rare. / ^310 B. 469. A duplicate of the preceding Uncirculated. J2^ 316 B. 486. 1863. Head to right, thirteen stars. OUR UNION. Shield. Silver. Uncirculated; rare. Jlh 317 Various War Tokens. B.466, 468, 469, 471 (2), 473, 474, 476, 480, 481, 485, 486, 490, 491, 493, 494, 500, 501. Uncirculated. 18 pes. 318 California Gold. B. 503. 1872, Head to left, thirteen stars. I^- OIjARTER DOLLAR CAL, in wreath. Uncirculated; rare. ^<^--319 B. 504. 1872. Head to left, thirteen stars. 1^ CALIFORNLA GOLD CHARM. Octagonal. Uncirculated; rare.
WASHINGTON STORE CARDS. s2J^320 B. 506. I\L A. Abrahams, Weston, AIo. Brass. Ex. fine. ^ 321 B. 510, Atwood s Hotel. Washington on horseback advancing to right, by Bale and Smith, New York. I^. CARRY ME TO ATWOODS RAILROAD liOTEL, 243 BOWERY AND MY FACE IS GOOD FOR 3 CENTS. Copper. Uncirculated. Light olive and red jiroof surface; very rare. n ' A S H I N G T O N S T O K E C A R D S . 25
/^2->22 B. 517. T. Brimelow. Head to right. Copper. Uncirculated. // 323 B. 519. T. Brimelow. Same head. !>• Head of Franklin. Cop per. Ijncirculated. 324 B. 520. T. Brimelow. Different head to left. Copper and brass. Uncirculated. 2 pes. ?>2S B. 521. T. Brimelow. Same head. ]> 2. Brass. Uncirculated. 326 B. 522. T. Brimelow. Smaller size. Copper-nickel. Uncircu lated. 327 B. 523. Broas Bros. Brass and copper. Uncirculated. 2 pes. 328 B. 524. Centennial Advertising ^ledal Co. Copper. Ex. fine. ^^17329 B. 525. R. Chamberlaine. Head to right. Tin, Uncirculated. /■^ 330 B. 526. (?) R. Chamberlaine. Bust in uniform to left, by Bolen. WASHINGTON al)ove. ]>■ Same as preceding. The regular obverse of this number has the legend THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY, differing from this piece. Copper. Proof. Extremely rare. ^ 331 B. 527. Edward Cogaji. Bust to right, by Lovett. Silver. Per fect; rare. 332 B. 527. Copper and tin. Perfect. 2 pes. Vil 333 B. 529. John K. Curtis. Bust in uniform to left. Same as 277. R SA\'E ]\IY COUNTRY HEA\'EN. Card of Curtis. Cop per. Proof; rare. ^X334 B 530. Dickeson. Bust to right, by Lovett. 11 Coin safe. Bronze (Not in Baker), brass (not in Baker), copper and tin. Perfect. 4 pes. <-^^335 B 530 Bust on medallion surmounted by eagle. Same as ob verse of 160. i; As 530. Tin. Perfect; rare. J / 336 B. 531. George Doll & Co, Brass. Uncirculated. 337 B. 532. C. Doscher. A^irieties of perfect and broken dies. Cop per. Ex. fine. 4 pes. (o 0 338 B. 533. I. L. Ellwood. Copper. Fine; scarce. 0 339 B. 535. A. Gavron, Copper L ncirculated. 26 \\^\SHINGT0N STORE CARDS.
/Ji 340 B. 537. H. D. Gerdtz. Copper. Ex. fine. 341 B. 542. E. Hill, Coin Dealer. Tin. Uncirculated. 342 B. 543. George Hyenlein. Copper. Ex. fine. 343 B. 544. William Idler. Copy of Washington Half Dollar, 1792. Copper (2), brass and tin. Uncirculated. 3 pes. 6^ 344 B. 545. W. Idler. Bust to right same as 208. Silver, copper, brass, nickel and tin. Uncirculated. 5 pes. /_^ 345 B. 546. E. Ivins. Bust. R Shield. Brass, nickel and tin. Very fine. 3 pes. 346 B. 551. Key and Sons. Same obverse as 219. Tin. Uncircu lated. pes. 350 B. 556. R. Lovett, Jr. Washington on horseback. Silver, cop per, brass (thick and thin planchets), tin. Uncirculated. 5 pes. JJ- o51 B 557. C. Magnus. National Printing Establishment. Brass. Uncirculated. 352 B. 558. J. Mahnken. Copper. Fine. 3d3 B. 559. Mason & Co. Same obverse as B. 76. Copper, brass, tin and nickel (Not in Baker). Uncirculated. 4 pes. J3- 354 B. 560. Joseph H. Merriam. Same obverse as No. 88. Copper, brass and tin. Uncirculated. 3 pes. /J- 355 B. 562. Monks Metal Signs. Copper and brass. Uncirculated. 2 pes. /J. 356 B. 566. Petersen. Copper, tin and nickel (Not in Baker). Un circulated. 3 pes. 357 B. 567. John Quinn. With obverse of 509. Copper Uneiru- lated. 3J, 358 B. 568. Robbins, Royee & Hard. Silver, brass and tin. Uncir- ulated. 3 pes. W A S H I N G T O N S T O R E C A R D S . 27 359 B. 569. Robbins, Royce & Hard. Silver, copper and nickel. Un circulated. Scarce. 3 pes. 360 B. 570. A. B. Sage & Co. Bust to right. Tin. Uncirculated; rare. B. 571. Sage & Co. Circulating Library. Copper, brass and tin. Uncirculated. 3 pes. / <7 362 B. 572. Sage & Co. Raffle for books. Copper and bronze (Not in Baker). Uncirculated. 2 pes. 363 B. 573. H. G. Sampson. Bust to right within ornamental border. Same obverse as B. 388. I?- Sampson's card. A stamping ma chine. Silver. Proof; rare. 364 B. 573. Brass, tin and copper (Not in Baker). Perfect. 3 pes. 365 B. 573. Combination of the reverse of this number with the re verse of B. 388. Picture of the Declaration of Independence. Copper. Uncirculated; rare. 366 B. 573. Combination of the reverse of this number with the re verse of B. 389. Tin. Perfect; rare. c2- (^377 B. 593. Woodgate & Co. Bust to left, by Key. Copper, brass and tin. Uncirculated. 3 pes. 378 B. 594. Wright & Bale. Small head to right in oak wreath. 1> Wright & Bale's card. Copper, thick planchet. Uncirculated; brilliant olive proof surface; very rare. 379 B. 594. Thin planchet. Ex. fine; reddish olive; very rare. 0^ 380 B. 595 to 609. Spielmarken. \'arious types all 29 m. Very fine and uncirculated. 7 pes. 0^ 381 Spielmarken. Various types. All 21 m. Uncirculated. 14 pes. Spielmarken. Various types. All 24 m. Uncirculated. 7 pes. MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON TOKENS. 383 B. 610. Full length figure in uniform. 1} Arms of the .State of New York. Brass. Very fine. 384 E. 612. Similar obverse. IJ- Arms of the State of Ohio. Brass. Uncirculated. o85 B. 613. Similar obverse. IJ' Arms of the State of Illinois. Brass. Ex. fine. j^i^386 B. 614. Bust to right. I^Arms of New York. Tin; holed. Proof. o87 B. 615. Bust to right, by Lovett. IJ Copy of obverse of Som- mer Island shilling. Coppe-. Ex. fine. ;^i:2-388 B. 616. Same. Bust to right. 1^ Copy of the reverse of Som- mer Island shilling. Copper, Uncirculated; rare. ^^ 389 B. 616. Struck in tin (Not in Baker). Uncirculated; rare. 390 B. 619. Small head to left in plain field. Vy A LITTLE )^IORE GRAPE CAPTAIN BRAGG. PALO-ALTO, RESACA DE LA PAL:\IA I\I0NTEREY. BUENA VISTA. Bronze, Very fine and very rare. ^/<^391 B (323. Bust to right in laurel wreath. AIADE FROM A C O P P E R B O LT TA K E N F R O M T H E W R E C K O F T H E FRIGATE CONGRESS BY G. W. WILLIAiNIS CO. C. 25 REG. M. \ , JAN 1st, 1864. An unpublished reverse. Copper. U n c i r c u l a t e d ; v e r v r a r e . W A S H I N G T O N " M E D A L S . 29 392 B. 634. Bust to left, by Key. DEDICATED TO COIN AND j\IEDAL COLLECTORS, 1860. Tin. Uncirculated. ^ 0 393 B. 639. Bust to right, by Lovett, in indented field. EDWARD- WILLIS PARSONS OF FLUSHING, N. Y. Copper and tin. Uncirculated. 2 pes. 394 B. 651. Bust to right. II Lord's Prayer. Gilt; holed; Unciru- lated. VARIOUS WASHINGTON MEDALS AND TOKENS. ISSUED BEFORE THE PUBLICATION OF BAKER'S TREATISE BUT NOT INCLUDED THEREIN. cfS'^395 1865 Andrew Johnson Indian Peace Medal. Head to right, oy Paquet. R Bust of Washington on pedestal; Indian and Colum bia clasping hands. 78 m. Silver. Ex. fine. With ring attach ed. Excessively rare. cl c 396 1885 Washington ^lonumcnt Dedicated. Bust to left in high re lief. I>- ]\Ionument. 47 m. W. ni. Proof. J A 397 1883 Celebration at Newbargh. W^ashington Headquarters by A. Demarest. W^Tshington family arms. 44 m. Tm. Ex. fine. ^ 598 1883 Celebration of the Evacuation of New York. Washington taking oath as first president. F, Raising of the American flag over New York. 38 m. Tin. Ex. fine; holed. 1882 Bi-Centennial Penn's Treaty, by Ling Bro. Washington on horseback. 33 m. Tin. Ex. fine. 400 A B Sage's Historical Tokens. Richmond Hill House, A^illey Forge, Home at Mount Vernon. 33 m. Copper. L ncnxulated. 3 pes, ^^401 1860 Bust to left. PATRIAE PATER. R Cupid on seahorse within ornamental border, I860. 29 m. Copper. I ncrculated. 402 Newburgh Centennial, 1883. Washington refusing Crown. U \'ictory. 29 m. Tin. I'ncirculated; holed. <« -403 r,.,St to left, i; Cmtcmiial Guards. 27 m. Tm. E.x. fine; l,o1e<1. /// 404 Bust to left. 1? Biiltimore Monuuicnt. 22 m. Silver, nickel, brass and copper. I'^ncirculatcd. 4 pes. 7^^ 406 Encased Stamp. 10c. Washington. Green. R Irving House, New York. Fine but small hole ni mica. 30 WASHINGTON MEDALS. VA R I O U S W A S H I N G T O N M E D A L S . ^ ISSUED SINCE THE PUBLICATION OF BAKER'S TREATISE. ^ 407 Masonic. Alexandria Lodge No. 22. Centennial of Death. Bust to right. 3^ Square and compasses. 40 m. \V. m. Uncirculated. J ,^408 Washington Lodge No. 59, Philadelphia 1883. Centennial of Con stitution. Bust three-quarter facing 37 m. W m. Proof. -^0 409 Masonic Centennial of Death, Mount Vernon 1899. Bust to right in incuse circle. 34 m. Bronze and tin. Ex. fine. 2 pes. 410 Washington Chapter No. 3, Washington, D. C. Penny. 34 m. Bronze. Ex. fine. <^ 6 411 Royal Arch Chapter No. 150, Washington, Pa. Penny. Copper. Uncirculated. /6_i889 Head to left between square and compasses. All seeing eye. 30 m. Copper. Uncirculated. ^ Ol3 Bust to right. 15' HONESTY, INDUSTRY, SOBRIETY. 27 m. Copper. Very fine. ZiS- 414 1887 Camp George Washington. National Prize Drill. 37 m. \Miite metal. Ex. fine; holed. ^^-415 Centennial of the Constitution. 1887. Bust to right. 40 m. Copper. Proof. /-d-4]6 Bare head to right. 30 m. Gilt proof. 417 Bust in uniform to right. Family arms behind. 37 m. Copper and tin. The last holed. Proofs. 2 pes. — 418 Obverse of the preceding. Struck in tin with blank reserve. Proof; rare. 1888 P, O. S. of A. Convention. Differing reverses. 37 m. m. Proof. 3 pes. 420 1889 Contennial of Inaugural. Badges with ribbons and bars. Bust facing. Iv I-Iarrison & Morton. Copper, silvered, gilt and W. m, 40 m. Ex, fine, 4 pes. 6 421 Large star silvered. Head of Washington in centre facing left. Bar surmounted by eagle. 50 m. Ex. fine. 422 Mint medal. Bust to right, Bust of Harrison, 16 m, Silver. Proof. WASHINGTON MEDALS. 31 ^£P- 423 1889 Bust to right in very high relief. 1^ Chain of thirteen links. 55 m. Copper. The bust is silvered. Ex. fine. sitf'424 1889 Head to left, by C. C. Wright. Same as preceding. W. m. 55 m. Proof. 425 1889 Head to right, by Lovett, in incuse circle. Brooklyn Bridge. 54 m. Bronze and W. m. Proofs. 2 pes. 3^A26 1889 Bust three-quarter facing to left. Washington taking oath of ofifice. 53 m. W. m. Proof. 427 1889 Bust to right. Washington on horseback advancing to right. 45 m. Copper. Proof. J 3lL 428 1889 French medal by Gorham Co. Liberty holding medallions of Washington and Mirabeau. TO ALL MEN OUR BRETH REN. 46 m. Bronze. Ex. fine. J I) 429 1889 Jugate busts of Washington and Harrison to right. 40 m. W. m. Proof. '0^ o 430 f fi c e1889 . 4 0 Bust m . three-quarter C o p p e r . P e facing. r f e c t . Washington taking oath of _/i. 431 1889 Bust to right. Similar. 40 m. Copper. Proof. ^432 1889 Bust to right. Arms in wreath. 37 m. Copper and W. m. Proofs. 2 pes. <^^433 Various Medals of the Inaugural Centennial. W. m., copper and brass, mostly perfect. 8 pes. 'J-T) wreath. 434 1892 I> The Columbian Presidents Exposition. with WashingtonHead of Columbus in centre. to right 57 within m. Bronze. Perfect. IM- 435 1893 Trenton Battle Monument. Bust to right. IJ Momiment. 40 m. W. m. Proof. y_^436 1896 Somerville, N. J- Centennial. Bust to right. 40 m. Cop- per. Perfect. 2 varieties. 437 1899 Centennial of Death. Washington Monument Asso iation, Alexandria, Va. Bust to right. Washington surveyed Alex andria. 42 m. Bronze. Perfect. 32 WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN MEDALS. d^4-8 1899 Same obverse. 1? Alexandria Lodge No. 22. 42 m J-'ronze Perfect. 439 1899 Same obverse. WASHINGTON FOREMOST FARM ER OF HIS DAY. 42 m. Bronze. Perfect ^ 440 Alexandria 1899, Boston 1901, Valley Forge 1903. Copper and W. m. 33 and 40 m. Perfect. 3 pes. IL 441 Store Cards and Tokens. Brass shells. Laundry Indigo Blueing Bag (-), John T. Butler, Charlotte, N. C., Bennett & Co. Phila- delphia. Bust to left. Pasteboard card. Ex. fine. 4 pes. 442 Washington Cachou & Cardamon Aromatise. Brass box. 41 m. Ex. fine. Other late cards of Thos. L. Elder, Henderson, Carmack, Schloss, etc. Copper, brass and aluminum. Fine to uncirculated. 12 pes. /lA. 444 Geo. Fmck, Providence, R. I. Rochester Hotel. Lead and brass. _ Fine and uncirculated; rare. 2 pes. 444a Large bronze plaque with head of Washington to right in very high relief. WASHINGTON below. 160 m. Perfect. /^444b Polished horn with bust of Washington at top, Columbia be- ow tramphng on foe. SEMPER TYRANNIS. Length, 140 m Very fine. 2^ 444c Shell of the obverse of the C. C. Wright medal. B. 53. Undraped bust to left. Ex. fine. /Th MEDALS AND TOKENS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. /^445 1862 Indian Peace Medal. Bust to right. Indians farming. Copper. 77 m. Perfect. -^~446 1862 Indian Peace Medal. Small size. Copper. 64 m. Perfect. /^447 1865 Head to right, by Paquet. ^ Northwestern Sanitary Fair. Copper. 58 m. Perfect. J -^448 1865 Bust to right, by Key. HE IS IN GLORYAND THE NATION IN TEARS. Shaft with draped flags. 51 m. Brass. Perfect. Very rare m this metal. ^ 449 1865 Same as preceding. Struck in copper. Perfect. 450 1865 Same medal struck in tin. Perfect. L I N C O L N M E D A L S A N D T O K E N S . 33 rv?^-451 1871 Mint series. Head to right, by Barber. EMANCIPA TION PROCLAIMED, etc. 46 m. Silver. Perfect. ^ 452 1871 Same medal struck in copper. Perfect. ^ 0 453 1861 Head to left, by Childs. Lincoln splitting rails. 43 m. Tin. Ex. fine. 454 1860 I-Iead to left. I? PROGRESS 1830. Lincoln splitting rails. 39 m. Tin. Ex. fine. 455 Bust to right. Wreath enclosing REPUBLICAN CANDI DATE FOR SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. 40 m. Pewter; holed. Ex. fine. ^"460 Bust to right in wreath. Home of Lincoln. 35 m. W. m. Ex. fine. c:^461 1861 Bust to left in plain field. Wreath containing THE RIGHT MAN IN TPIE RIGHT PLACE. 34 m. Brass. Ex. fine. Rare in this metal. Ab2 1861 Same struck in tin. Ex. fine. 3<5 463 1860 Head to left in circle of stars. THE GREAT RAIL SPLITTER, etc. Octagon of rail fences. 35 m. lin. Un circulated. i^464 1860 Same struck in copper. Uncirculated. ^"465 1864 Bust to right HONEST OLD ABE. ^ UNION CANDI DATES 1864, etc. 35 m. Tm. Ex. fine, holed. ^ ^ '466 stars 1864 and Bust rays. to left, 33 m.by Key. Tin. Small Ex. fine. head of Washington with 467 1860 Head to right. 1? THE MAN WHO CAN SPLIT^^^ OR GUIDE THE SHIP OF STATE. 31 m. Brass. Ex. fine; holed. 34 L I N C O L N M E D A L S A N D T O K E N S . ^^^468 1860 Head to right. LET LIBERTY BE NATIONAL AND SLAVERY SECTIONAL. 32 m. Tin. Ex. fine. y^469 Bust to left in sunken circle. History. 32 m. Tin Ex fine* holed. ^ 470 Bust to right within wreath A FOE TO TRAITORS. 32 m. Tin. Ex. fine; holed. 471 I860 Bust to right, by Merriam. NO MORE SLAVE TER- RITORY in wreath. Uncirculated. 32 m. Brass; rare. 472 I860 Same struck in copper. Uncirculated; rare. / ^860 Same struck in tin. Uncirculated. ^ Funeral Urn, inscribed A. L. RESURGAM D APRIL 15th, 1865. 31 m. Silver. Uncirculated; rare. ^^75 1864 Same obverse. PEOPLES CHOICE 1864, etc. Tin. Ex. fine. ^ 4/6 I 860 Bust to right. UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED WE fall. 32 m. Tin, Ex. fine; rare. <-1^^// 18^ Bust facing to right. U. S. on shield, flags and eagle. ^ Brass.t/8 18^ 31 Bust m. to Ex.right, byfine. Lovett. PROTECTION TO AMERI- HOMES FOR FREE MEN. 28 m.wreath Copper, enclosing copper-nickel, FREE brass and tin. Uncirculated. 4 pes. 479 18W Head to right. LIBERTY. UNION & EQUALITY. ^ -tagle. ^8 m. Brass and tin. Uncirculated. 2 pes." ^ ^ S P L I T T E R O F WEST. Lincoln splitting rails. Brass zrd brass silvered. Uncirculated. 28 m. 2 pes. //481 ]m Bust to left, by Key. ]? Washington (1) and eagle (1). 28 m. fm. Very fine; one holed. 2 pes. 482 1860 Bust to right, by Merriam. NO MORE SLAVE TER RITORY. 28 m. Copper, tin and tin silvered. The last two holed. Uncirculated. 3 pes. 483 1864 Bust to left, by Key. Name and border of stars. Key's card. Field of stars. 28 m. Brass. Uncirculated; rare. L I N C O L N M E D A L S A N D T O K E N S . 35 _^i.4S4 1864 Same obverse. F. C. Key & Sons card. 28 m. Tin. Ex. fine; very rare. 485 1864 Same obverse. Ijl Card of C. K. Warner. 28 m. Copper- nickel. Uncirculated; rare. 1864 Same obverse. Card of C. K. Warner with bust of Washington. 28 m. Copper and tin. Uncirculated; rare. 2 pes. 487 1864 Same obverse. 1^ BORN FEB. 12, 1809. ASSASSIN ATED APRIL 14th, 1865. 28 m. Brass and tin. Unc; rare. 2 pes. /^488 1864 Same obverse. 1^ SURRENDER OF GEN. LEE TO GEN. GRANT, APRIL 9th, 1865. 28 m. Tin. Uncirculated. ,^489 1864 Same obverse. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE, etc. Eagle and shield. 28 m. Copper and bronze. Uncirculated- 2 pes. 490 1864 Same obverse. Small head of Lincoln with flags and rays. 28 m. Copper, bronze and tin. Unc. 3 pes. 491 1864 Same obverse. IJ THE CONSTITUTION & THE UNION NOW AND FOREVER. 28 m. Copper, brass and tin. Uncirculated. 3 pes. /^^92 1864 Same obverse. 1? The monitor. 28 m. Tin. Uncircu lated; rare. c^-3 493 1861 Bust to right, by Smith. Identification medals. 2 inscribed and holed, the other blank and unholed. 30 m. Fine to un circulated. 3 pes. i^494 Bust to right, by Bolen. WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE WITH CFIARITY FOR ALL. 26 m. Coppe- and tin. Un circulated. 2 pes. /^'^49S Different bust to right, by Bolen. 1| EMANCIPATION THE GREAT EVENT OF THE 19TH CENTURY. 26 m. Copper and brass. Uncirculated. 2 pes. 496 1864 Small bust to right. 1^ Flag, LONG MAY IT WAVE. 25 m. Copper and tin. Uncirculated. The first rare. 2 pes. 36 L I N C O L N M E D A L S A N D T O K E N S . i6^497 1864 Same obverse. NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE. 25 m. Copper. Ex. fine. ^'198 1860 Bust to right, by Lang. FREEDOM NATIONAL. SLAVERY SECTIONAL. 26 m. Copper, brass and tin. Un circulated. 3 pes. ^^499 Head to right. OUR POLICY, etc., by Jansen S: Myers, Chi cago. 25 m. Brass. Ex. fine. ^ 500 1864 ^ Small head to right in circle. Dates of birth and assass ination. 22 m. Tin. Uncirculated; rare. / ^ right, 25 below, Eagle. 25 m. Copper and tin. Un circulated; rare. 2 pes. o02 Weeping willows over tomb. 28 m. Tin silvered. Ex. fine; holed. ^2^503 Medallets by Body. Head to left. MARTYR TO LIBERTY. Oval. 20x25 m. with rings. Bronze and gilt, differing varieties. Uncirculated. 5 pes. 504 Head to right, by Key. PRESIDENT 1861-1865. SHALL BE THENCEFORWARD AND FOREVER FREE. 23 m. Copper and copper gold plated. Uncirculated. 2 pes. cP iOo 18^ Head to left. NO SUBMISSION TO THE NORTH, a metto tree. 22 m. Brass. Uncirculated; rare. ^506 Same obverse. IJ President's House. Tin. U„circ„latecl. M/ '«'"?■ J'REE land, free speech and I'-REE MEN. P, Eagle. UNION OF THE STATES. The c.-.gle's beak .s directly under F in OR 23 m. Brass. Uncirciibted: v e r y r a r e . ^ 508 Satre obverse. The eagle's beak is under entire word OF. Brass. Very fine. ^ ^ 509 1864 Small bust to right in circle. 1} OUR COUNTRY AND OLTR FLAG. 22 m. Copper and brLs. Uncirculated ^ pes. 510 1864 Bust to right, by Key. Bust of Grant. 19 m. Copper. Uncirculated; rare. /^ 511 1864 Same obverse. r|PROCESE. Tin. Uncirculated; rare. L I N C O L N M E D A L S A N D T O K E N S . 37 512 Same obverse. Card of Stoner and Shroyer. Brass. Uncir culated; rare. _/^ 513 Same obverse. Flags and cannon. 1864. Copper. Perfect and broken dies. Copper gold plated, brass, copper silver plated (holed) and tin. Uncirculated. 7 pes. IL SIA Same obverse. Shield (1) and eagle (1). Tin. Ex. fine. 2 pes. I515 Head to right, by Paquet. ABRAHAM LINCOLN AN H O N E S T M A N . T H E C R I S I S D E M A N D S H I S R E - E L E C TION 1864. 19m. Gold. Perfect. Extremely rare. 1860 Head to right. L. LEHR, 56 CHATHAM ST., NEW YORK. Eagle. 19 m. Brass. Uncirculated; rare. //^517 1860 Same obverse. D. VENTEN, 178 DUANE ST., N. Y. Very fine; rare. 518 1864 Head to right, border of stars. I> LINCOLN & UNION. Eagle. 20 m. Gold plated and silver plated. Uncirculated. 2 pes. 519 Bust to right, ASSASSINATED BY THE PLOTTERS OF TREASON, etc. MARTYR FOR LIBERTY. Shaft. 21 m. Brass and brass silver plated. Uncirculated. 2 pes. -20^ bins, Bust Royce to right & Hard.in circle 20 ofm. dots. Copper, Date brass, of birth. copper-nickel ^ Card of Rob- and tin. Uncirculated. 4 pes. ^ 522 Same obverse. P, WIDEAWAKES. Copper, brass, copper- nickel and tin. L'ncirculated. 4 pes. ^ 523 Same obverse. I^ THE HANNIBAL OF AMERICA. Copper- nickel. Uncirculated. ^ 5^4' OTHER Head to HEAT.left, LINCOLN Axe in ANDrail. 20LIBERTY. m. Brass. 1} GOOD Ex. fine; FOR holed; AN- rare. o2^525 1864 Head to left. 1^^ Card of S. P. Sedgwick & Co. 20 m. Copper, Uncirculated; rare. "^26 1864 Rude head to left. 1^ ABRAHAM LINCOLN FREE- ^ DOM, lUSTICE, TRITTH, 1865. 14 m. Brass. Fine; holed; rare. 38 L I N C O L N M E D A L S A N D T O K E N S . -527 War Tokens with bust of Lincoln. :]9 FREEDOM (2), OUR UNION (2), Lincoln & Johnson. Copper, brass and copper- nickel. Uncirculated. 6 pes. .528 Various War Tokens with bust of Lincoln. Copper, brass and W. m. Fine to uncirculated. 12 pes. 529 Encased photographs, (metal cases). Lincoln and Hamlin. 47 m. Very fine. Rare in this large size. I " 530 Lincoln and Hamlin. 40 m. Extremely fine; rare. ■ 531 Lincoln and Hamlin. 25 m. Very fine. 2 varieties. ~532 Lincoln and Hamlin. 25 m. 2 varieties, different from preced ing. Very fine. 533 Lincoln and Hamlin. Solid metal rims. 25 m. Very fine. 2 varieties. 534 Lincoln and Hamlin. Solid metal rims. 25 m. 2 varieties, dif ferent from the preceding. Very fine. 535 Lincoln and Hamlin. Red composition frame. 30 m. Ex. fine. 536 Lincoln and Johnson. 20 m. Ex. fine. 2 pes. 537 Mint Medals. Head to right. Head of Harrison. 21 m. Sil ver. Perfect. 538 Snrf Min, Medals. All different. !!)„,. Silver (4). copper (1), tm (1), Perfect. 6 pes. 539 Bust to right in high relief. SALVATOR PATRIAE. U Me- moriam. 16 m. Silver, copper and W. m. Perfect. 3 pes. 540 Masonic Penny. Lincoln Chapter 147, Lincoln, III: Uncirculated. '5^1 1900 National RepnMican Convention. Bnsts of Lincoln, Grant and McKmley. Copper. 44 m. Perfect. 542 1906 Convention. Similar obverse. 1^. Alusical Fund Hall 39 m. Copper and W. m. Perfect. 2 pes. 543 1906 Convention. Head to right in wreath. Same as preced ing. 39 m. Copper and W. m. Perfect. 2 pes. 544 G. O. P, Bronze cross. Head in centre. 34 m. Oval medallion 22x32- Three small medals G. O. P. and Lord's Prayer. 14 m. Copper, gilt and m. Perfect. 5 pes. L I N C O L N A N D L A F A Y E T T E M E D A L S . 39 y£3 -45 1909 Centennial of Birth. Bust to left, by Davidson, Phila delphia. 43rd NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Bronze. 45 m. With ring. Perfect. 546 1909 Bust to right. 1^ Olive and oak wreath. WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE, etc. W. m. 52 m. Ex. fine. 547 1909 Bust to right in wreath. K Laurel wreath. Copper. 39 ni. Perfect. // 548 1909 Tokens issued by Thomas L. Elder, New York. Bust to right with dates of birth and assassination. A series of his torical events in Lincoln's life. Aluminum, brass, German silver and rubber. All different. Uncirculated. 23 pes. /; fence. Copper, brass, nickel, W. m. aluminum, lead and rubber. Uncirculated. 7 pes. - n Other Centennial I^Iedals. Outlet Co. Sunday American, Illinois Watch Co., etc. Brass, aluminum and lead. Uncirculated. / pes. medals of LAFAYETTE. left, by Gobrecht. y - Birwind, Philadelphia, Pa., for i*3,rc» J^^5S3 1824 Same1 1 ;n medal bronze Uninscribed. m b.o .Perfect. „ premium. 9:^-5,54 FrankLnCopper. InsUtute. Head 55 to r.gM. m. ^ THE ^ SCO ,, eRIPUIT »= '^^^eS^UUIe/sCEPTRUM ^ Tl.e genius of electricity. Silver. • Proof; restrike. 556 Same medal in copper. 40 L A F A Y E T T E M E D A L S . ^^_S57 Same obverse. 1^ Same legend as on preceding in a wreath of oak leaves. Copper. Perfect, restrike. 558 1776 Jugate busts of Washington and Franklin to left. Beaver gnawing a tree. Copper. 41 m. About perfect. 559 1783 Same obverse. Eagle and lightning over globe. Copper. ' 4 1 m . P e r f e c t . 560 1819 Bust to left. Dates of birth and death. Series Numis- matica. Copper. \2 m. Perfect. -4-1- 561 Mechanics Literary Association, Rochester. Bust to left, by Vett. AWARDED TO—. Copper. 42 m. Ex. fine. j62 1833 Jugate busts of Franklin and Montyon. Society of Montyon and Franklin. Copper. 42 m. Perfect. / < 6 563 1776 Bust to right. LIGHTNING AVERTED TYRANNY REPELLED. Beaver gnawing tree. Copper. 41 m. Per fect. ■ 564 Franklin Institute. Bust in cap to left. AWARD TO. Cop per. 39 m. Perfect. 565 Bust to left, by Mitchell. The gift of Franklin. AWARDED _ T O . C o p p e r. 3 5 m . P e r f e c t . 566 Bust to left, by Merriam. TIME IS MONEY in wreath. Cop per and tin. 31 m. Uncirculated. 2 pes. ^2-^ 567 Same obverse. IJ Bust of Washington to right. Copper and tin. 31 m. Uncirculated. 2 pes. ^ ^ 568 Busts of Washington and Franklin, by Bale. IJ Heads of Wash ington and Franklin in wreath. W. & B. below. Copper. 28 m. Proof. 569 Bust to left, by Lovett. Card of R. Lovett. Copper and brass. 28 m. Uncirculated. 2 pes. / 570 Card of T. Brim^ow. Bust of Washington to right. IJ Bust of Franklin. Silver. 24 m. Uncirculated; rare. 571 T. Brimelow. Same token in copper and brass and one with ob v e r s e G O O D F O R O N E G L A S S O F S O D A . U n c i r c u l a t e d . 3 'pes. L A F A Y E T T E M E D A L S F O R E I G N S I L V E R . 41 572 Bust to left. Blank. From die for embossing postage stamps. Lead. 25 m. Uncirculated. 573 Bust to left in cap, thirteen stars. 1^ Card of Whitney Bros. Cop per, brass and copper-nickel. 19 m. Uncirculated. 3 pes. 574 1861 Bust to left. Card of S. H. Zahn. Copper, brass and tin. 19 m. Uncirculated. 4 pes. 575 Bust in cap to left. Card of A. B. Taylor. Copper, brass, cop per-nickel, pewter and tin. 19 m. Uncirculated. 5 pes. . ^ 576 Same obverse. I? Head of Lincoln. Copper. Uncirculated. ^^^577 Bust to right. ^ Broas Bros, and one with reverse PENNY SAVED IS PENNY EARNED. Fine and very fine. 2 pes. 578 Bust facing, by Bale. Bust of Washington. Tin. 21 m. Un circulated. ,,£^79 Various Franklins. Aluminum, tin and brass. Fme and uncircu lated. 4 pes. COLLECTION OF FOREIGN SILVER COINS. /X? 580 Abyssinia. King Menelik Dollar. Bust to right. Lion. Very fine; scarce. 581 Bavaria. Maximilian Joseph. 1768 Thaler. Bust to right. Madonna and Child. Fine. 5g2 1770 Thaler. Same type. Fine. ^ 583 1774 Thaler. Same type. Very fine. y w Belgium. Leopold, 5 francs. Bust to left. JJ Jugate busts of Duke and Duchess of Brabant, Ex, fine, rare. ^ 585 Bolivia. 1827. 8 sueMos. Bust of Bolivar to right. ^ Two llamas under tree. Ex. fine. 586 Brabant. 1619 Thaler. Jugate busts to right, 1? Arms, Fine; rare. 587 Brunswick-Lunaburg. 1699 XXIIII Marien Groschen. Leap- ing Horse. Fine. , ^ 588 1707 George Ludwig. 2/3 Thaler. Horse. Ex. fine. 42 FOREIGN SILVER COINS. 589 1774 George III. of England. 2/3 Thaler. Ex. fine. / i£^ 590 England. 1804 Bank of England 5 shilling dollar. Very fine. ^~591 France. 1793 6 livres Angel inscribing tablet. Fine. 592 1813 Napoleon. 5 francs. Very good; scarce. / 5 9 3 1 8 7 0 5 f r a n c s . E x . fi n e . / 594 German Empire- 1901 5 marks. Jubilee. Jugate busts to left. Fine. 595 Holy Roman Empire. Maximilian. 1616 Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Very fine. / 596 Ferdinand 11. 1621 Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Fine. / 5 9 7 1 6 2 2 T h a l e r . S i m i l a r . F i n e . <^^598 Leopold. 1703 Half Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Very fine. / 599 Charles VI. 1719 Thaler. Alailed bust to right. 1> Arms. Ex. fine; mint lustre. J — 600 Francis. 1751 Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Very fine. yi5~601 Maria Theresia. 1767 Thaler. Cross. R Arms. Fine. 6 0 2 M a r i a T h e r e s i a . 1 7 6 8 T h a l e r. S i m i l a r. Ve r y g o o d . 603 Maria Theresia. 1780 Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Ex. fine. 6 0 4 L e o p o l d I I . 1 7 9 1 Y z T h a l e r. H e a d t o r i g h t . C r o s s . Very fine. ^^^605 Italy- 1811 Napoleon 5 Hre. Head to right. I]i Arms. Very good. /^^ 606 Liege. Maximilian Henry. 1680 Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Very good; scarce. 1^^607 Mexico. 1758 Ferdinand VI. 8 reales. Fine. ^ 608 Netherlands- Willem III. 1863 lYz gulden. Bust to right. Ex. fine. ^0. 609 New Guinea. 1894 5 marks. Bird of Paradise. German name engraved on reverse. Fine, FOREIGN SILVER COINS. 43 SjfeiO Prussia. 1871 Wilhelm. Thaler. Head to right, 1^ Female seated. Very fine. yd'eil 1861 Thaler. Wilhelm & Augusta. Jugate bust^.'.to right. Ex. fine. y 612 Ratisbon. 1754 Franciscus. Thaler. Bust to right. View of city. Very fine. '/ Bust613 Saxony. of Christian 1602 toChristian right. ^II., Small John, bustsGeorge of and John August. and August. Thaler. Fine; scarce. ^ 1629 John George. Bust to right, with sword. 1^ Arms. Very fine. y^6l5 1764 Xaverius. Thaler. Bust to right. Arms. Very fine. ^^ 616 . Ve 1766 r y gFriedrick o o d . August. Thaler. Bust to right, 1^ Arms. / 4-^617 Spain, Charles III. Archduke of The Holy Ron.a,. Empire. 1710 8 reales. Crowned arms. Very fine; scarce. 618 Venice. 1792 5 lire. Bust to right. V Lion. Very good. ^^ 619 Wurtemberg. 1843 Wilhelm. Double Thaler. B„s. to le(t. I? Value in wreath. Fine. ^ 620 Zealand. 1792 Crown. Knight in armour. Very good. ^ (321 1795 Crown. Similar. Very good. the end. m -^1 i^m^' m'l MW.. ii\»j ^ ' ^ w - 'lOO i* '■mf'^ 'ow"'^ j> 'm' Jxf'l - l ' \ ,¥ l\ A - -" ",< - it, ' I'i 5^E m jCiiiw'iiA |U-AWi iVl^O*-' ^